The Rise of the Writers of the Republic of China

   is called Qingliu, and naturally likes to invite names.

  Wang Muyi is a business elite, not to mention, they already have money, and what they lack is fame and influence.

  The most bizarre is Wei Ziwen, this gentleman has done all the bad things, and he is doing the turbulent activities of the green gang, but he wants to squeeze into the clear stream abruptly. He said righteously: "When we do charity, we must do real charity. We can't cheat money in the name of charity like Du Xiaoshan of Bashantang. I despise such people. The money we raise is one cent. Every ounce will be spent on the victims!"

   "Brother Wei said it well, he is really a kind person." Zhou Hexuan praised half-sarcastically and half-sincerely. His irony was that Wei Ziwen was lending usury, but his sincerity was that he completely believed what Wei Ziwen said at the moment.

   People like Wei Ziwen, who pursue good names, are definitely more serious than most people when they start charity. They belong to paranoid hobbies and beliefs.

   Well, actually Wei Ziwen believed in Buddhism.

   This guy feels that he has done too many bad things, and he is afraid that he will go to 18 levels of **** after death, and even his descendants, so he frantically engages in charity and accumulation.

Zhang Yinghua wanted to take the path of Zhou Hexuan to join Zhang Xueliang, and also echoed: "I have always been an honest official, although I don't have much money in my name, but charity is a hundred-year-old plan, and I should do my best. Count me in for running a shantang! "

   Guan Xingquan then stated, "I run a theater and can help organize disaster relief performances."

   "Count me in too." Wang Muyi doesn't like to talk big words, he takes a pragmatic line, and the management of Shantang will not be without his contribution in the future.

   After a few glasses of wine, the members of the Green Gang expressed their support for the establishment of shantangs and relief for the victims.

   Zhou Hexuan couldn't help but be overjoyed, these guys here are all of the Qing Gang Tongzi generation (Yuan Kewen is actually a big character generation). They have an incense hall in Tianjin, and they have many disciples, and each of those disciples has a lot of energy.

  With their support, philanthropy can be done vigorously.

   Now that the idea has been finalized, the next focus is to name the charity. Some people say it is called "Jin Jihui", some people say it is called "Bafangtang", and finally "Qingshantang" is recognized by the vast majority of people.

   "We are all members of the Qing Gang, and it is most suitable to be called Qing Shan Tang." Li Hanchen, the comprador of Tianjin Barge Company, said.

   "It's not right," Yuan Kewen shook his head and said, "Mr. Zhou is not a member of our Qing Gang. If it's called Qing Shan Tang, wouldn't that exclude him?"

   Pan Zixin clapped his hands and smiled and said, "That's not easy, Mr. Zhou can also join our Green Gang."

  Yuan Kewen rolled his eyes and asked, "Who do you worship?"

   "Uh..." Pan Zixin was at a loss for words.

  The people present here are all of the Tongzi generation. Yuan Kewen, a big-character generation bought with money, can't count at all. If Zhou Hexuan joins the Qing Gang, he must at least find a teacher of a big character, otherwise he will definitely be inferior to them.

   And now the big characters in Tianjin are only Li Dahai and Li Dasen (Chu Yupu's master of the Qing Gang), they are all turbulent figures, and they are not the same as you now.

Zhou Hexuan didn't want to join the gang, but he wanted to have a good relationship with the gang members, and immediately said nonsense: "The three sects are originally one family. To be honest, I am a disciple of the Hongmen in the United States. Speaking of which, I am also related to the Qing gang. very deep."

   "Mr. Zhou is actually a Hongmen disciple?" Everyone was shocked.

  The Hongmen was originally called the Tiandihui, which advocated anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming Dynasty; and the Qinggang, also known as the Caogang, belonged to the guild.

  In the past, the Hongmen regarded the Green Gang as traitors, and believed that they were willing to be the lackeys of the Qing Dynasty. Hongmen members were strictly forbidden to switch to the Green Gang. However, in the late Qing Dynasty, with the opening of the sea ban, Cao Yun switched to the sea route, and a large number of Qing Gang disciples lost their livelihoods and began to rebel.

  The hostility between the two gangs disappeared naturally, and the most famous is Qiu Jin. She is a white paper fan of the Hongmen, but in order to facilitate the revolution, she also acts in the name of the Youth Gang. The Qing Gang had run out of seniority at that time, and it was the fourth generation of "Datong Wujue" that was temporarily added when Qiu Jin and Xu Xilin joined the gang.

   Although everyone here was surprised, they were quickly relieved. Because the Chinese in the United States are struggling to survive, it is normal to defect to the Hongmen if they want to live better, but it is unusual to have nothing to do with the Hongmen.

  Wei Ziwen asked, "What kind of name is Mr. Zhou from Hongmen?"

   Zhou Hexuan said with a smile: "The Hongmen are all called brothers, and there is no hierarchy."

   "Oh, so that's the case." Wei Ziwen made an oolong, his expression a little embarrassed.

   Yuan Kewen was quite surprised and raised his glass: "Brother Zhou, why didn't you say that you are a member of the Hongmen family. Haha, let's have a drink!"

   "It's good to say, cheers!" Zhou Hexuan drank it boldly.

   It is not a shame to pretend to be Hongmen. The Hongmen in the United States has changed its name to Zhi Gong Dang at this time, and is changing from a gang to a political party. In the 21st century, there are still more than 40,000 members of the Zhigong Party in China, and their slogan is "building a political party with socialism with Chinese characteristics".

   Mr. Situ Meitang, the leader of Hongmen in the United States, later participated in the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China. At that time, he was standing on the tower of Tianxianmen.

  Since they are all people in the rivers and lakes, the next atmosphere is even more enthusiastic.

  In the end, after negotiation, the newly formed charity organization was called "Jimin Association", with Zhou Hexuan as the honorary chairman (chairman), Wang Muyi as the secretary general, Wei Ziwen as the vice chairman, and everyone else as the director.

  Yuan Kewen doesn't want to be anything, he doesn't like common affairs, and he doesn't invite false names. He is only interested in eating, drinking, prostitution, gambling, and pumping.

   During the dinner that night, more than 40,000 donations were raised. Zhou Hexuan pledged 5,000 yuan, Wei Ziwen pledged 3,000 yuan, and most of the others were between 1,000 and 3,000 yuan. Yuan Kewen shouted that he was poor and had no money, but he also donated a pair of calligraphy works of the Ming Dynasty, which could probably be sold for a few hundred yuan.

   In the following days, the disciples of these people also expressed their participation in the "Jimin Association", and within a few days, hundreds of members were developed. The annual membership fee is 5 yuan per person, which is another thousand yuan of income.

   They like fame, Zhou Hexuan gives it. On the headline of the second edition of Ta Kung Pao, it solemnly reported the establishment of the "Jimin Association", published the names of these guys, and called on ordinary people to donate actively.

  Wei Ziwen saw his name in the newspaper and was listed at the top as the vice president. Overjoyed, he donated another 1,000 yuan. This guy takes good names very seriously, of course, donations are donations, and his loan shark business is still going on.

   Guan Xingquan took advantage of his own advantages in running a theater, and organized charity performances with famous Peking Opera actors. After Meng Xiaodong learned about it, she brought the entire troupe to Tianjin to support her. Wanrong also donated 500 yuan and some jewelry.

The donations raised by    are more than enough to help the victims at the moment.

   What gave Zhou Hexuan a headache was that more and more refugees came from Shandong. By the beginning of May, the number was approaching 20,000.